The Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation is proud to sponsor the annual Harry Frank Guggenheim Symposium on Crime in America, a two-day event that stands as a beacon of knowledge and understanding in the realm of crime and violence in the United States. This symposium uniquely brings together leading researchers, policymakers, and journalists, with the aim of deepening public comprehension of the most pertinent issues surrounding crime and violence in the nation.
An Inclusive Virtual Gathering
One of the remarkable features of this symposium is its openness to the public. In an age where information and knowledge are invaluable, the Harry Frank Guggenheim Symposium offers an opportunity for anyone interested in the subject to participate, learn, and engage in meaningful discussions.
Exploring Gun Violence in America
For the year 2023, the symposium will delve into the urgent and critical issue of gun violence. Panels and discussions will revolve around the multifaceted aspects of gun violence, exploring how various policies, programs, and historical dynamics contribute to this complex problem. From the perspectives of police departments, legislators, and local communities, the symposium aims to shed light on the deep-rooted challenges and potential solutions surrounding gun violence.
Symposium Theme: Reporting on Gun Violence
The overarching theme of the 2023 Harry Frank Guggenheim Symposium is "Reporting on Gun Violence: Engaging the Public on the Issues and Equitable Solutions." This theme underscores the vital role of journalism in shaping public discourse and policy around gun violence. The symposium aims to facilitate a better understanding of how responsible and accurate crime reporting can drive meaningful change.
Key Highlights
The symposium promises a rich and diverse lineup of expert speakers who represent a wide range of experiences, geographical perspectives, and viewpoints. The agenda includes:
1. In-depth Discussions:
- Exploring the policies, programs, and historical factors that influence gun violence in America.
2. Responsible Reporting:
- Providing resources and discussions on responsible and accurate crime reporting, a crucial aspect of addressing gun violence effectively.
3. Guiding the Journalism Field:
- Incorporating journalists with specific expertise into panels to guide discussions and advise other reporters on responsible and accurate coverage of crime and violence issues.
Symposium Agenda at a Glance
Day One:
1. Crime Trends: Annual Discussion of Crime Trends and Data.
2. Community Interventions: Models for Change.
3. Guns and Government: Leaders and Legislators Roundtable.
4. Annual Prizes for Excellence: Recognizing Outstanding Contributions to Criminal Justice Journalism.
5. Reporter Roundtable: Collaborative Discussions on Reporting.
Day Two:
1. Guns and Enforcement: Police and Prosecutor Roundtable on Gun Violence.
2. Legal Strategies: Exploring Legal Strategies for Reducing Gun Violence.
3. When Gun Violence is in the News: Reporting on Tragedy, Mass Violence, and Police Shootings.
4. Fellows Story Workshop: A Workshop for Fellows to Share and Learn.
For more detailed information and updates, please visit the https://www.hfg.org/. The symposium promises to be an insightful and impactful event, offering valuable insights into the multifaceted issue of gun violence and the role of responsible journalism in addressing it.
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